Do you like mobile chatting and free calls? Actually there is no free in this world :-) At least you must pay for your GPRS connection. But the rate is much cheaper than ordinary call because it is a data connection which charges each kB of data you send or receive. In Indonesia, it cost you only Rp 1 / kB if using Indosat Mentari GPRS connection, very cheap indeed! I have not used their 3.5G yet because the connection is not good at my place and I think it will cost you more. Or you can enjoy free surfing, free VoIP call and instant messaging if using Axis during promotion at this moment.

I was trying to find file explorer for Nokia N70 with Symbian series 60 V2 - second ed. feature pack 3 (Symbian OS v8.1) , which would have similar functions to windows explorer in Windows XP. Although N70 came with its default File Manager, I found it less detailed and informative when exploring the files or directories within the phone. Therefore I searched for alternatives to the default and found two at that time, ie: FExplorer and Y-Browser.Here is an excerpt from Y-Browser download link above about the application: Y-Browser is a free file manager application designed for S60 3rd

i charged a $311.80 bill! just on the internet!now i have to pay it!damn im retarted!

Do you want to make your own hotspot? Many hotspot areas using Wi-Fi appear recently in public places to offer people easy access to the Internet. New laptops and desktop PCs are equipped with Wi-Fi so that they can connect to each others or to the Internet. Even now some cell phones are also embedded with Wi-Fi. These cell phones can connect to other devices using its Wi-Fi interface besides already available bluetooth interface and USB connection. I haven't tested any cell phone with Wi-Fi yet but I wish I could buy Nokia N95 or Nokia E90 which has complete features than other cell phones

Vietnamese love laptos, Nokia cell phones 02/02/2008 -- 9:32 PM Ha Noi (VNA) - 2007 saw the soaring of searches for “laptop” and “Nokia 1110i” on Vietnamese Internet Protocol (IP), according to Google Trends. Vietnamese people seem to like Sony luxurious laptop brand Vaio and the durable laptops of IBM, as they led the world in 2007 in searches for these words on Google. Nokia 1110i, a low-cost mobile phone priced at less than 600,000 VND (40 USD), also attracted Vietnamese people’s attention. Meanwhile, iPhone was the high-tech

Apple had the Newton. Sony struck out with the Betamax. I.B.M. blew it with the PCJr. Every technology giant has one or two failed products it would rather the world forget. But Nokia, the world’s largest cellphone manufacturer, wants everyone to remember its most famous misfire, the 2003 taco-shaped video game-cellphone hybrid, the N-Gage. This week, Nokia, based in Espoo, Finland, will revive N-Gage as a multiplayer gaming service that will work on its popular line of smartphones. The service will offer games from major publishers like Electronic Arts, as well as smaller developers like

Hot on the heels of Toshiba's recent recalls of Sony batteries, Nokia issued its own recall for batteries used in its mobile phones on Tuesday. Like many of the lithium-ion batteries recalled lately, the defective BL-5C batteries are prone to overheating under certain circumstances. The batteries in question were manufactured by Matsushita Battery Industrial Co.between December 2005 and November 2006, representing 46 million of the 300 million batteries Nokia sold with the BL-5C label. Approximately 100 incidents of overheating worldwide sparked the recall, making the chances of failure

Leader of cellphone market Nokia commented on iPhone. Finnish specialists think that the phone is an interesting product, but its sales will not be high. Nokia employees note that "player and smartphone hybrid" does not support 3G, and sequently, can not provide data transfer to operator wireless networks.Steve Jobs think that apple will sell 10 billion iPhones in 2008. To compare, Nokia sold 70 billion multimedia phones (with MP3 players) last year. iPhone will expand cellphone market, which most definitely will have an impact on Nokia.

Calling the N93i an "upgrade" over the N93 might actually be a bit heavy handed. Though the monster clamshell gains S60 3rd Edition Feature Pack 1 on its predecessor and shaves a solid 3.2 millimeters of thickness, virtually every other change is more of a sidegrade than anything else. The keypad ditches that pesky third dimension to take on a RAZR-esque etched metal look (a first for a Nokia device), the front gets a mirrored finish with a concealed 128 x 36 OLED display, and software for photo / video blogging to the newly-minted Vox service. Granted, the mods add up to something a little

i want to buy a new cellphone. does anyone know nice nokia or sonyericsson models?